Sentence examples for score attached from inspiring English sources

So it was a brilliant idea for Garsington Opera, which has an orchestra and chorus to hand, to invite the Royal Shakespeare Company to stage an abridged version of the play with Mendelssohn's entire score attached.

In that graph, every enterprise identity now has a risk score attached to it," Microsoft's Brad Anderson, CVP Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security, told me ahead of today's announcements.

Thrun has high hopes for peer-based grading, perhaps with a social-reputation score attached, so that classmates help identify their wisest peers.

There was no score attached to a cold call.

The recent heritage of American opera offers far too many examples of weak scores attached to theatrical, obvious, topical or gimmicky scenarios.

Nobody wants to see scores attached to status updates that mention specific sports teams, for example.

Although lattices reconstructed by this algorithm have a similar topology to the time-aligned lattice, the scores attached to each node and link have different meanings, with scores identified as likelihoods in this algorithm and posterior probabilities in the time-aligned lattice.

C-ME is being used to store and organize the scanned microscope cell images, with the image analysis annotations and scoring attached to each stored image.

The I-TASSER server returns the best five models with a c-score attached for each model.

Networks can vary in terms of number of proteins, edge content and confidence scores attached to the edges.

The degree of agreement total score for each respondent is equal to the sum of individual scores attached to all 8 questions answered.